| The sculptor subsumes his own artistic personality into this collective whole. |
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| He's yin to the yang of DLH's narrator, whose personality subsumes the world into bit players in the movie of his life. |
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| It subsumes mountain ranges, valleys and flatlands at an elevation range of more than 6,000 feet. |
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| It subsumes both the movements of empathy and of repulsion toward an object implicit in pity and fear. |
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| It is a kind of enveloping void that subsumes the senses into a kind of frozen present. |
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| At times of heightened threat perception, the assertion of values mounts and subsumes careful calculation of interests. |
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| The recent ruling disingenuously uses the fact that the two roles are played by the same person to say that the roles are no different, that the one subsumes the other. |
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| Based on W. Somerset Maugham's Ashenden, the film subsumes romantic byplay in favour of plentiful mordant humour. |
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| Outside France, this increase is greater on the whole, but it subsumes a wide variety of situations. |
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| This objective also subsumes actions that would previously have been taken under Community Initiative programmes such as Interreg. |
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| He rarely suggests that we develop the fortitude to unplug our brains from the news-generated matrix that subsumes us. |
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| For me, at least, and surely for many others, perhaps more than is realized offhand, the entirety of the song is needed, and the entirety subsumes the particulars. |
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| This subsumes both the private and public aspects of water management, making necessary a new sense of water ethics at the personal and social level. |
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| The Darguner Brewery's product range run on the PET-Asept line subsumes an enormous diversity of beverages, like fruit and multi-vitamin juices, not-from-concentrate juices, vegetable juices or smoothies. |
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| Direct foreign investment subsumes a variety of transactions such as opening nonindependent branch offices, establishing subsidiaries, or mergers and acquisitions. |
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| The process technology subsumes not only product treatment of the white milk, but also production of aromatised milk-based beverages or milk-based mixed drinks. |
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| Defence of Scott subsumes a defence of a national culture against the attacks of Englishness. |
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| Although there is no precise definition of this concept across legal systems or within a legal system, it subsumes a cluster of principles that limit the authority of all agencies of the state by reference to law. |
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| The execution phase subsumes the execution planning work, the construction of the buildings, the installation of the technology and commissioning of the entire factory. |
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| The Agency found the shipper's submission to be eligible on the basis that the carrier's through offer subsumes charges for services that are performed by a third party pursuant to an arrangement with the federal railway. |
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| This subsumes Zero Hunger, Lula's ill-conceived food-stamps programme, a clutch of income-transfer schemes and another PT creation, the social-assistance ministry. |
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| This theory subsumes Ricardo's law of comparative costs but goes beyond it in linking the pattern of trade to the economic structure of trading nations. |
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| It subsumes the notions of liquid, flow, permeation, softness, flexibility, transparency, and tastelessness, among others. |
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| The most original point in that classification is the group called Benue-Congo, which linguistically subsumes all the Bantu languages found dispersed over most of eastern, Central, and Southern Africa. |
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| Bioimmuration occurs when a skeletal organism overgrows or otherwise subsumes another organism, preserving the latter, or an impression of it, within the skeleton. |
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| Combining the stability of architecture, the fluidity of water, and the vitality of plant life, the root is a kind of supermetaphor that subsumes the others. |
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